Asymmetric Keyhole Brush by Slow Made Goods David Parr House Collection and later Elsie Palmer’s

and later Elsie Palmer’s

The Royal College of Art graduate taught in higher education for 13 years before moving to Norfolk to focus on her art and manage a woodland

Inspired by classic educational toys and nautical themes

she was a pioneer in the new wave of KIP and the author of two books that illustrated the movement

she has become a member at Kiln Cambridge

Asymmetric Keyhole Brush by Slow Made Goods David Parr House Collection and later Elsie Palmer’sEwen Brown, the founder of Slow Made Goods in Norfolk, channelled his values and founding principles from David Parr House, including craftsmanship, quality, and utility. He believes in cherishing time and doing everything with the utmost attention to detail, rather than rushing. Since its establishment in 2019, Slow Made Goods has been committed to using locally grown, fallen, or sustainable wood for all its products. Ewen handcrafts spoons and